It's complicated."She said the sector has voiced its concern that a royal commission could lead to delays while the government waits for recommendations.She's pushing for greater alignment between Commonwealth, state, and territory governments, transitioning towards a whole-of-government approach, and more stable funding.The commissioner wants to see more energy and resources invested in a second 10-year government action plan that is currently under development."The intent and the objective is to end domestic family and sexual violence in one generation She added that new funding for the federal National Action Plan to end violence against women and children would have had material impacts on the ground.On the question of a royal commission, she said the Greens will be led by the sector.Cronin acknowledged that stretched services are having to turn some women away, and achieving the goal of ending gendered violence will take a great effort, but that royal commissions are expensive and take time."I am concerned that we need to invest more effort and resources into implementing the second action plan," she said, adding that the government aims to launch the plan next year.If you or someone you know is impacted by family and domestic violence, call 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732, text 0458 737 732, or visit 1800RESPECT.org.au